Jim Brown and I had the opportunity to catch up with Anark to get an update. Anark has been serving the engineering and product development community for a long time, starting with their ability to translate and publish 3D visualization data and building that into a collaboration platform for manufacturers, and we wanted to catch…
Heavy Equipment: Reducing Engineering Time Wasters
How can heavy equipment manufacturers improve engineering productivity? Heavy equipment has become increasingly complex as the amount of mechanical components, electronics, and software grows. Customer needs for customization, electrification, autonomous operations, connectivity, lower emissions, and better efficiency have driven this complexity further. Engineers are critical to successfully meet these requirements while ensuring compliance with local…
Aerospace & Defense: Reducing Engineering Time Wasters
How can aerospace and defense engineers improve productivity? The aerospace and defense industry continues to develop some of the world’s most complex products while adhering to stringent regulations and rigorous certification standards. Moreover, technological advancements have created exciting opportunities for innovation, such as greater sustainability and automation. However, this also drives requirements for even more…
Getting the Most from CAD
This survey is now closed, please see our active survey page link for more survey opportunities. The report detailing the findings can be accessed from here: Are You Using the Best CAD Tool? How can you get the most from CAD? What do you or your team need in a CAD solution? What would make…
What’s The Cost of Disconnected Tools to Your Business?
How much do disconnected tools cost your business? Historically, most companies have relied on multiple disconnected tools to get the job done, particularly in product development and manufacturing. IT then invests significant effort to integrate them. Interestingly, Top Performing companies say that reducing manual efforts and non-value-added work is most important for successful product development…
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